Current Archaeology
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Current Archaeology is the United Kingdom's leading archaeological magazine, which is published six times a year from London. The magazine was launched in 1967 by Andrew Selkirk, Editor-in-chief, and since then it has covered over 1,000 excavations and reviewed some 1,500 books. The magazine has over 17,000 subscribers
The magazine is not restricted in its time scope and all periods and ages of British History are covered, from prehistory, the Romans, the Middle Ages and up to and including modern archaeology. A sister magazine, Current World Archaeology (launched in September 2003), deals with similar subjects abroad. The magazine also publishes an annual Archaeology Handbook - which aims to be the quickest way to find out about archaeology in Britain and covers such things as:digs, societies, professional organisations, education.
The current editor is Dr Neil Faulkner. The magazine is subscription only and not available in shops.
Guy de la Bédoyère is a frequent correspondent to the magazine.
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